/** * A write-only Bit buffer which uses a Uint8Array as a backing store. */ export class BitBuffer { /** * @param {number} numBytes The number of bytes to allocate. * @param {boolean} mtl The bit-packing mode. True means pack bits from most-significant (7) to * least-significant (0). Defaults false: least-significant (0) to most-significant (8). */ constructor(numBytes: number, mtl?: boolean); /** * @type {Uint8Array} * @public */ public data: Uint8Array; /** * Whether we pack bits from most-significant-bit to least. Defaults false (least-to-most * significant bit packing). * @type {boolean} * @private */ private mtl; /** * The current byte we are filling with bits. * @type {number} * @public */ public bytePtr: number; /** * Points at the bit within the current byte where the next bit will go. This number ranges * from 0 to 7 and the direction of packing is indicated by the mtl property. * @type {number} * @public */ public bitPtr: number; /** @returns {boolean} */ getPackingDirection(): boolean; /** * Sets the bit-packing direction. Default (false) is least-significant-bit (0) to * most-significant (7). Changing the bit-packing direction when the bit pointer is in the * middle of a byte will fill the rest of that byte with 0s using the current bit-packing * direction and then set the bit pointer to the appropriate bit of the next byte. If there * are no more bytes left in this buffer, it will throw an error. */ setPackingDirection(mtl?: boolean): void; /** * writeBits(3, 6) is the same as writeBits(0b000011, 6). * Will throw an error (without writing) if this would over-flow the buffer. * @param {number} val The bits to pack into the buffer. Negative values are not allowed. * @param {number} numBits Must be positive, non-zero and less or equal to than 53, since * JavaScript can only support 53-bit integers. */ writeBits(val: number, numBits: number): void; } //# sourceMappingURL=bitbuffer.d.ts.map